Estland: Russland entfernt Bojen zur Grenzmarkierung am Fluss Narva

34 comments

1. Well, then. Replace the buoys. Then establish a heavily mined 2-km demilitarized zone (DMZ) on the Russian side of the border. (Paid for from seized Russian assets, of course.)

2. Can someone explain to me what are they trying to achieve with this? Like what goals are they trying to accomplish with these actions?

3. Tomorrow they will send a post card saying “Welcome to Russia”

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5. All while China is surrounding Taiwan. I hope nothing big happens in the next few days. 

6. 1. Replace buoys.

   2. Place snipers in strategic places overlooking aforementioned buoys.

   3. Shoot Russian stooge trying to remove buoys.

7. Surely Russia is totally honest and has no desire to steal land.

8. Then add your own, maybe arm them to pop upon unauthorized foreign removal?

9. That’s the closest they’ve come to an effective invasion so far.

10. russia wants dirty big slap of their butt, help em please

11. Nuclear Chicken tolerates ZERO missteps! 😉👍

12. What a bunch of Gremlins

13. Last month or so one of the Estonian generals said they have no soldiers in this region but they can be there swiftly if needed. So not surprising at all.

    https://news.err.ee/1609245792/general-we-will-defend-narva-just-the-same-as-tallinn-or-kuressaare

14. What is the equivalent of my uncle putting in a 4×4 post into a 5 gal bucket of cement buried into the ground? That we need that.

15. It’s like if my shitty older brother ran a country at age twelve. 

16. What boarder?

    S/

17. just turn russia into a NATO occupation zone already, i’m tired of this bullshit country existing /hj

18. Replace them with mines instead.

19. plant nettles on the far side, let them try to remove that

20. So the river is Estonian now

21. Estonia is in NATO. Go for it Vova you fucking cunt

22. If I remember correctly both Estonia and Finland moved their maritime borders to facilitate Russian access to St. Petersburg. Maybe it’s time to rethink this arrangement.

23. Put them back

24. Same old shenanigans as before the war

25. This aggression will not stand, man!

26. Article 5

27. How many battles of Narva have there been at this point? What’s another one?

28. Welcome back to the USSR?

29. First they came for the Ukrainians…

30. Pretty clever. Russia isn’t invading NATO if they declare that NATO land is now Russia. /taps head

    “All your NATO are belong to us.” Brilliant. I wonder if someone in the Duma got a promotion and a new dacha.

31. Hey look its the same play as the Ukraine invasion book. We know what comes next.

32. If there were no Estonian officials in the area, how do they know it wasn’t some drunk Estonians?

    “Man, I got drunk and stole a traffic cone last night”

    “Bitch please, I just stole me a maritime demarcation line”

33. Cool. Replace the buoys, but like a couple metres into Russian territory.

34. Salami slicing

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salami_slicing_tactics

    > Salami slicing tactics, also known as salami slicing, salami tactics, the salami-slice strategy, or salami attacks,[1] is the practice of using a series of many small actions to produce a much larger action or result that would be difficult or unlawful to perform all at once.